Keep Your Powder Dry
English Civil War wargaming, British Civil Wars, Wars of the Three Kingdoms.
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly one post per week
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Most recent posts
It has been said of wargamers that they spend all their time painstakingly painting figures and then ignore the terrain. A trend that I feel is changing for the better with printed game mats and …
The ECWtravelogue has visited Newark many times. The King, Queen Henrietta Maria, Prince Rupert all visited; it is home to the National Civil War Centre; and is the location of possibly the best preserved Civil …
For more Yorkshire 'related stuff' you can find North Yorkshire here, South Yorkshire here, East Riding here. See also the Rupert Travelogue entry for Yorkshire, and the entry for Adwalton Moor Oakwell Hall was the …